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Cyprus

Teacher training

May 8, 2023Event dateDocumented

Nareg Armenian teachers receive subsidised training

Nicosia, Larnaca and Limassol

Cyprus reports fully subsidised Armenian-teacher training at Nareg schools on 8–12 May 2023, involving trainers from Lebanon and Armenia.

Evidence & context (1)

The entry uses the session’s start date; the report does not give a participant total.

Cyprus Seventh Periodical Report under the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages, paragraph 76Republic of Cyprus, Office of the Law Commissioner / Council of Europe · Official source · EN

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France

Openings

July 4, 2015Event dateCompleted action

Armenian school inaugurated in Alfortville

Alfortville

The Armenian and French prime ministers inaugurated the Armenian school funded by benefactor Kevork Arabian.

Evidence & context (1)

An inauguration record does not establish the first teaching day or later accreditation.

Inauguration d’une école arménienne à Alfortville avec la participation des Premiers ministres arménien et françaisEmbassy of Armenia in France · Official source · FR

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Curriculum & accreditation

2021Event dateCompleted action

INALCO opens an Armenian-language international master’s track

Paris / online

INALCO opened the distance-accessible IMAS track, taught in Armenian, incorporating diaspora Armenian-teacher training into a recognised master’s pathway.

Evidence & context (1)

A March 2022 announcement retrospectively dates the opening to 2021; no exact opening day is given.

Lancement d’un master international d’études arméniennes à distanceInstitut national des langues et civilisations orientales (INALCO) · Institutional source · FR

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Georgia

Armenian-language teaching

2020Event dateDocumented

Armenian lessons included in TV School

UNICEF’s 2020 review documents Armenian-language teaching in TV School, which it supported with Georgia’s education ministry and public broadcaster.

Evidence & context (1)

The review gives no Armenian-specific audience count or exact launch date.

UNICEF in Georgia Interactive Newsletter — 2020: Support for distance learningUNICEF Georgia · Institutional source · EN

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Funding

2024Event dateDocumented

Language-preparation funding doubled

A parliamentary review records doubled 2024 funding for Georgian-language preparation students admitted through Armenian- and Azerbaijani-language aptitude tests.

Evidence & context (1)

This concerns a higher-education pathway; the cited passage gives no Armenian-only expenditure total.

Parliamentary review of the Public Defender’s report on human rights in Georgia in 2024 — minority education fundingParliament of Georgia · Official source · KA

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Curriculum & accreditation

2024Event dateDocumented

Bilingual teaching expanded in non-Georgian schools

The state integration report records bilingual teaching in 184 schools and training for over 400 bilingual education specialists during 2024.

Evidence & context (1)

Totals cover all participating minority communities; Armenian-only figures are not separated.

სამოქალაქო თანასწორობისა და ინტეგრაციის სახელმწიფო სტრატეგიის 2023–2024 წლების სამოქმედო გეგმის 2024 წლის შესრულების ანგარიში, pp. 20–21Office of the State Minister of Georgia for Reconciliation and Civic Equality · Official source · KA

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2023Event dateDocumented

Armenia reports textbook deliveries to Georgia

Armenia’s education ministry reports supplying 9,500 educational books to Armenian schools in Georgia during 2023.

Evidence & context (1)

This is a ministry delivery report, not school-by-school receipt confirmation.

Միջազգային համագործակցության ընդլայնում, սփյուռքի ծրագրերի լավարկում, երիտասարդության ոլորտի ակտիվացում. 2023 թ. ամփոփիչ ասուլիսMinistry of Education, Science, Culture and Sports of Armenia · Official source · HY

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Lebanon

Funding

2024Event dateDocumented

Emergency aid supported Armenian schools during conflict

Gulbenkian’s 2024 supported-projects list records emergency humanitarian aid to Armenian schools through the Armenian Prelacy of Lebanon.

Evidence & context (1)

The list does not specify grant value, recipient schools or transfer dates.

Armenian Communities Department — Projects Supported 2024, Lebanon emergency school aidCalouste Gulbenkian Foundation · Institutional source · EN

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Teacher training

September 23, 2023Event dateCompleted action

LAU completes Armenian-school teacher development programme

LAU marked completion of its two-year programme for 24 Western Armenian educators at a symposium on 22–23 September.

Evidence & context (1)

The record uses the final symposium day; programme completion is not evidence of measured pupil-language gains.

The Closing Chapter on the Teacher Development ProgramLebanese American University · Institutional source · EN

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United States

Closures

January 8, 2025Event dateDocumented

Wildfire forces Sahag Mesrob off its original campus

Los Angeles County

AGBU reports that fire destroyed the school campus and offered temporary classrooms at its Pasadena cultural centre through 2025–2026.

Evidence & context (1)

This records loss of the campus and temporary relocation, not permanent closure of the school.

AGBU Cultural Center Opens Doors to Students of Sahag Mesrob Armenian Christian School After Devastating LA FireAGBU Western Region · Institutional source · EN

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Armenian-language teaching

November 23, 2023Publication dateAnnounced

First US Zarmanazan immersion programme announced

California

Gulbenkian announced a first US Western Armenian immersion camp near Los Angeles for 7–27 June 2024.

Evidence & context (1)

This announcement establishes planned dates, not verified attendance or completion.

Zarmanazan 2024Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation · Institutional source · EN

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Teacher training

May 18, 2024Event dateCompleted action

ANEC completes year-long teacher training

The Eastern Prelacy reports that 25 teachers completed an 18-class programme covering Armenian language, history, culture, religion and technology.

Evidence & context (1)

The programme served schools under ANEC jurisdiction; it was not a nationwide teacher census.

Archbishop Anoushavan Hails Teachers Training Program Upon CompletionEastern Prelacy of the Armenian Apostolic Church of America · Institutional source · EN

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About this monitor

A selected evidence register, not a complete census. Each entry includes its source and the limits of what can be concluded.

Records are organised by country and category, then by date. Event and publication dates are distinguished. Announcements do not establish delivery; a reported allegation is not a judicial finding. Historical records do not establish a person’s or programme’s current status.